Zac Browser For Autistic Children - From PeopleCD
Zac Browser For Autistic Children
Las Vegas, NV - April 9, 2008 - From PeopleCD the creators of Kidz CD; Web 2.0 Safe Web Browsing For Children and Teenagers comes the Zac Browser For Autistic Children .
Zac is the first web browser developed specifically for children with autism, and autism spectrum disorders such as Asperger syndrome, pervasive developmental disorders (PDD), and PDD-NOS. They have made this browser for the children - for their enjoyment, enrichment, and freedom. Children touch it, use it, play it, interact with it, and experience independence through ZAC.
"ZAC Browser was inspired out of a deeply felt need of our own", said John LeSieur of People CD. LeSieur goes on to say, "In 2002 we were blessed with a beautiful grandson, Zackary. At an early age Zackary began displaying classic signs of a pervasive development disorder (PDD) and was diagnosed as severely autistic in 2005. We have the deepest love for our daughter and grandson and it is out of this heartfelt emotion that we used our talent to tailor a web browser specifically for Zackary and children facing similar development disorders of the brain".
ZAC Browser has been created for three important reasons:
* ZAC Browser is the only place that your autistic child can safely, easily and independently surf the web and successfully interact with many, many web applications.
* ZAC Browser provides a parent or caregiver forum to enable each of us to learn from experiences, to share humorous stories, to be connected with others who intimately understand our situations.
* ZAC Browser provides a useful links area to guide you to important commercial websites that may enhance your child's quality of life.
Zac is Compatible with Windows Vista - XP - 2000 - ME - 98
For more information contact John LeSieur by phone: 702-968-0357, by email: info@Peoplecd.com
and visit their website for detailed information: www.zacbrowser.com
Online version of this news release:
http://www.rapidpressrelease.com/press%2Drelease/Web+Technology/005410.asp
Las Vegas, NV - April 9, 2008 - From PeopleCD the creators of Kidz CD; Web 2.0 Safe Web Browsing For Children and Teenagers comes the Zac Browser For Autistic Children .
Zac is the first web browser developed specifically for children with autism, and autism spectrum disorders such as Asperger syndrome, pervasive developmental disorders (PDD), and PDD-NOS. They have made this browser for the children - for their enjoyment, enrichment, and freedom. Children touch it, use it, play it, interact with it, and experience independence through ZAC.
"ZAC Browser was inspired out of a deeply felt need of our own", said John LeSieur of People CD. LeSieur goes on to say, "In 2002 we were blessed with a beautiful grandson, Zackary. At an early age Zackary began displaying classic signs of a pervasive development disorder (PDD) and was diagnosed as severely autistic in 2005. We have the deepest love for our daughter and grandson and it is out of this heartfelt emotion that we used our talent to tailor a web browser specifically for Zackary and children facing similar development disorders of the brain".
ZAC Browser has been created for three important reasons:
* ZAC Browser is the only place that your autistic child can safely, easily and independently surf the web and successfully interact with many, many web applications.
* ZAC Browser provides a parent or caregiver forum to enable each of us to learn from experiences, to share humorous stories, to be connected with others who intimately understand our situations.
* ZAC Browser provides a useful links area to guide you to important commercial websites that may enhance your child's quality of life.
Zac is Compatible with Windows Vista - XP - 2000 - ME - 98
For more information contact John LeSieur by phone: 702-968-0357, by email: info@Peoplecd.com
and visit their website for detailed information: www.zacbrowser.com
Online version of this news release:
http://www.rapidpressrelease.com/press%2Drelease/Web+Technology/005410.asp
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